The 6 Pillars to Fix Pakistan's Economy | Supply-Side Reforms for Growth

Описание: Unlocking Pakistan's true economic potential requires a fundamental shift in policy. In this powerful address from the Policy Research Institute of Market Economy's (PRIME) 5th Pakistan Prosperity Forum "Reforms for Growth," a clear and actionable framework is presented.

The speaker outlines the "Six Pillars of Supply-Side Economics"—the essential roadmap to reach Pakistan's economic "North Star" and achieve sustainable growth. This is a must-watch for economists, policy makers, students, and every Pakistani concerned about the nation's future.

In this video, you will learn about the critical need for:

Rationalization of the Tax System: Moving beyond the complex web of withholding, advance, presumptive, and capital value taxes.

Spending Restraint: The foundation for fiscal health.
Free Trade: Opening Pakistan to global opportunities.
Sound Money: Ensuring monetary stability.
Deregulation: Freeing businesses to innovate and grow.
Privatization: Maximizing efficiency and reducing public sector burdens.

The speaker delivers a stark critique of the current tax regime, including Super Tax, Dividend Tax, Capital Gains Tax, and the new "Levies," explaining how these policies are driving capital and talent out of the country, with Dubai as a prime example.

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The Policy Research Institute of Market Economy is dedicated to generating high-quality research on market-oriented solutions for Pakistan's economic challenges. Our goal is to inform public policy and foster a deeper understanding of the economy Why is Pakistan's economy trapped in low productivity and high consumption? This in-depth discussion from the Policy Research Institute of Market Economy breaks down the root causes, from cultural spending pressures to critical water governance failure

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